LNC Klub Day Camps 2017

KLUB DAY CAMPS lub • Kids Klub K b u K Afternoon Klub

SUMMER

2017

WELCOME TO THE KLUB DAY CAMPS We are glad to have you back, although if you are new, we are sure you will find plenty of great opportunities for your child to get involved in this summer.

By choosing Lake Naomi Club’s Klub Camps you are getting more than just a summer day care service. Your child will learn, grow, and have fun through our carefully planned, age appropriate curriculum that encourages your child to build relationships, make positive choices and develop skills.

Our Camps are designed to meet the varying needs of any camper. Are you looking for a morning camp, afternoon camp, or both? One week, two weeks, or all summer? A camp with a variety of activities or a specialization in your child’s interest? Lake Naomi Club has something for everyone.

As always, our program will have changes this year, but overall it will have a very similar structure as far as activities, scheduling, and field trips. Each week will have a theme to provide a different focus for our games and crafts, as well as coinciding with most Tuesday Night Cookouts. In all of our Klubs, campers will be grouped based on the grade level they will be entering in the September 2017 school year. To give us time to prepare for your child, please honor the Saturday prior to the week registration deadline.

This catalog outlines what we are offering this summer and information on how to register. If you have any questions or need further assistance please contact the Recreation Manager, Crystal Bankes at the Community Center, (570) 646-8585.

We look forward to having a safe and fun 2017 Summer Season.

W E L C O M E

THE KLUB CAMPS KUB KLUB Kub Klub is available to those members and guests who are 3 years of age and potty trained (No pull-ups or diapers will be accepted.) This Klub runs Tuesday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Kub Klub will have a variety of activities including but not limited to block play, circle activities, dramatic play, outdoor activities, and story time. A morning snack is included with this camp.

KIDS KLUB Kids Klub is available to those members and guests who are at least 4 years of age and entering Pre-Kindergarten through Eighth grade in the September 2017 school year. This Klub runs Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Kids Klub incorporates a myriad of fun activities including arts and crafts, sports, outdoor nature activities, and field trips to other Lake Naomi venues such as the tennis center, golf course, swimming pools, and beaches. A morning snack is included with this camp.

AFTERNOON KLUB Afternoon Klub is available to those members and guests who are entering Kindergarten through Eighth grade in the September 2017 school year. This Klub runs Monday through Friday, 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Afternoon Klub is comprised of a camper registering for one activity or subject. These activities will be explored in a variety of ways that are designed to increase the child’s proficiency or knowledge. Please note the grade restrictions with some subjects. Lunch is included with this camp.

WEEKLY THEMES WEEK OF JUNE 26TH - JUNE 30TH

“Ahoy Matey!”

WEEK OF JULY 3RD - 7TH

“Super Heroes!”

WEEK OF JULY 10TH - 14TH

“Cruisin'”

WEEK OF JULY 17TH - 21ST

“Amazing Race”

WEEK OF JULY 24TH - 28TH

“Monster Mash”

WEEK OF JULY 31ST - AUGUST 4TH

“Game Show Mania!”

WEEK OF AUGUST 7TH - 11TH

“Movin' & Groovin'”

WEEK OF AUGUST 14TH - 18TH

“Best of the Best!”

POLICIES AND GUIDELINES REGISTRATION Pre-registration is required for Klub Day Camps and closes at 10:00 PM the Saturday prior to the start of the next week of camp. Registration for each child must be accompanied by full payment and done online only. On-line registration is available via a link on the Lake Naomi Club Website under the "What's Happening" tab. No registrations will be accepted over the phone. Registration begins June 1st.

LOCATION All groups for camp will be based at the Logan Steele Community Center. Kids Klub includes field trips to other Lake Naomi venues such as the tennis center, golf course, swimming pools, beaches and other local hiking areas. Optional off-site field trips are offered weekly at an additional charge.

ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES Please make sure your child reports all injuries to our staff so that we can take care of them properly and notify you if necessary. We will notify you of any injury your child suffers at camp. With our young and tender age groups, we will let you know of even the most minor injury that may occur - we call it a “boo boo” note - one will be sent home with your child if necessary. If you have any questions about an incident please ask the Camp Director for further clarification.

We are happy to announce that for the 2017 Summer Season, we will again have a full-time ranger that is dedicated solely to our camp programs. The ranger will be based out of the Community Center from Monday through Friday between 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM.

MEDICATIONS

It is very important that a parent or guardian list on the registration form any and all medications a child may be taking. In the event of an emergency, this information would be needed for your child’s care. You must also fill out a release form for any medication that the child may need to take while attending camp or in case the child has an emergency (such as Benadryl®, EpiPen®, etc.). Children should not carry their own medications and cannot be responsible for taking any medicine on their own, regardless of their age. All medications are to be delivered to the Kids Klub Director or Assistant Director, together with proper labeling and complete instructions. Please remember to take home any and all medications on your campers last day of camp.

PHONE The Camp Director or Assistant Director can be reached between the hours of 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Monday through Friday at (570) 646-8585. Please limit the use of phone calls to camp business and emergency situations. Please provide written notice for changes in your pick up arrangements.

DRESS Children should come dressed for active play every day. Sneakers and clothing that can get dirty are highly recommended. Flip flops are discouraged and may make your child unable to participate in many of our outdoor and sport activities because they increase the risk of injury. You will be notified on the first day of camp each week what day your child will be going to the beach or pool; please send them with the appropriate swimwear. Don't forget jackets, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen and bug spray when appropriate. Old shirts for art smocks are welcomed.

CELL PHONE USE POLICY Cell phone use (calling, texting, gaming, social media, photography, etc.) is not permitted during the day by campers. We encourage you to keep your child's cell phone at home so they can have some quality "unplugged" time and get the most out of their experience. If you would like your child to have their phone for emergencies, please make sure it remains off during the day or, preferably, you may check it in with the Camp Director.

Counselors will confiscate any cell phones being used during camp time for the remainder of the day.

If the problem is recurrent we will contact you and request that your child does not bring their phone with them. This policy includes all cell phones, tablets, gaming device, etc. If you need to contact your child please do so through the Kids Klub Camp Director who can be reached at (570) 646-8585.

P O L I C I E S A N D G U I D E L I N E S

DISCIPLINE POLICY The philosophies of our programs are based on mutual respect being shown for and between all members and staff. We relate to children on an individual basis. Rules, expectations, and consequences will be made known to all children upon entry into the program. Should a discipline problem arise our first actions are to guide or redirect that individual to better behavior and give a verbal warning. Methods such as "time-outs" or cool down periods will be used to help relieve these situations. If the young member continues to act inappropriately, the parent/guardian will be notified and documentation of the behavior past and present will begin. If these steps do not correct the problem, the parent/guardian, child, counselor and/or manager will meet to discuss corrective procedures. Should this process prove unsuccessful, the young member may be dismissed from the program and possibly unable to participate for a determined time period. Under no circumstance will physical attacks be allowed, young members who are physically harmful to staff or other participants will be dismissed from the program.

EARLY PICK UP/BUS CHANGES If you need to pick up your child early, or make bus changes for any reason, you must send a signed note to the Camp Director first thing in the morning. When you pick up your child, you must see the Camp Director and they will have a counselor escort your child to the desk for pick up. For your children's safety, no counselor will directly release a child to anyone.

LATE PICKUP AND FEE POLICY Lake Naomi Kids Klub ends at 12:00 PM and Afternoon Klub ends at 3:00 PM. If you are running late for a pick up please call the Camp Director at (570) 646-8585. A late fee of $20 will be assessed after the program closes. An additional fee of $1.00 per min. will be assessed for each min. late past 12:10 PM for Kids Klub and 3:10 PM for Afternoon Klub. The fee will be payable at the Community Center front desk at the time of pick up.

AGE/GRADE LEVEL EXCEPTIONS There will be no age/grade level exceptions. Camps are designed around curriculum and programming for campers of a certain age/grade level. Campers must be the indicated age/grade level by the first day of camp for that week. Grade level groups are based on the grade the child will be attending in the fall of the current year. Kub Klub participants must be 3 years old before the start of the week. If the child turns 3 mid-week they may start attending at the beginning of the next week. Pre-K grade level must be at least 4 years old to participate. If the child turns 4 mid-week then they may start attending at the beginning of the next week.

STAFF Klub Camps are made up of a Director, Assistant Director, Group Leaders, Counselors, Junior Counselors, an Art Specialist, a Sports Specialist, a Nature Specialist, bus drivers, and also independent contractors who are hired to lead specific activities. A list of the counselors for the week will be provided with the weekly flyer sent home with your child.

TIPPING GUIDELINES The Lake Naomi Club Recreation Committee has developed a tipping guideline in order to answer the questions about tipping often received by the Camp Administrators. The tipping guideline is available at the Community Center front desk for your convenience .

KUB KLUB Kub Klub is available to those Members and Guests who are 3 years of age and potty trained (No pull-ups or diapers will be accepted.) If your child turns 3 in the summer, they may begin participating after their actual birthday. Sorry, there are no exceptions to this rule.

PLACE AND TIME

Kub Klub takes place at the Logan Steele Community Center on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, beginning June 27th and running through August 17th. Participants may be dropped off at the Community Center after 8:50 AM or sign-up for the shuttle Bus.

SNACKS

A snack period will be provided each day. A complete list of snacks and their ingredients will be available during the first week of camp. Those with allergies are welcome to bring their own snack.

DRESS

Please take notice of the information about proper Klub clothing in the Policies and Guidelines section. Kub Klub campers should pack an extra set of clothes in case of a bathroom accident.

ACTIVITIES

Kub Klub will have a variety of activities including, but not limited to, block play, circle activities, dramatic play, outdoor activities, story time, and snack time. Here is an example of a sample schedule:

TUESDAY 9:00 AM - 9:20 AM

9:40 AM - 10:00 AM 10:00 AM - 10:20 AM 10:20 AM - 10:40 AM 10:40 AM - 11:00 AM 11:00 AM - 11:20 AM 11:20 AM - 12:00 PM

Check In / Free Play Circle Time / Roll Call / Morning Music / Introduce Theme for Week / Interactive Discussion Special (theme oriented - arts & crafts, music or dance) Snack Time Outdoor Adventure (continuation of theme) Playground / Free Outdoor Play Story Time / Dramatic Play (theme oriented) Free Play / Clean Up / Get Ready to Go

9:00 AM - 9:20 AM 9:20 AM - 9:40 AM 9:40 AM - 10:00 AM 10:00 AM - 10:20 AM 10:20 AM - 10:40 AM 10:40 AM - 11:00 AM 11:00 AM - 11:20 AM 11:20 AM - 12:00 PM

Check In / Free Play Circle Time / Roll Call / Morning Music / Theme Based Activity Special Snack Time Outdoor Adventure Playground / Free Outdoor Play Arts and Crafts Free Play / Clean Up / Get Ready to Go

9:20 AM - 9:40 AM

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY 9:00 AM - 9:20 AM 9:20 AM - 9:40 AM 9:40 AM - 10:00 AM 10:00 AM - 10:20 AM 10:20 AM - 10:40 AM 10:40 AM - 11:00 AM 11:00 AM - 11:20 AM 11:20 AM - 12:00 PM

Check In / Free Play Circle Time / Roll Call / Morning Music / Theme Based Activity Special Snack Time Outdoor Adventure Playground / Free Outdoor Play Story Time / Dramatic Play Free Play / Clean Up / Get Ready to Go

K U B K L U B

KIDS KLUB Kids Klub is our largest and most traditional camp that is offered. It is available to those Members and Guests who are at least 4 years old and entering Pre-Kindergarten through Eighth grade in the September 2017 school year.

PLACE AND TIME

Kids Klub will be based at the Logan Steele Community Center. Groups will take on-site field trips to other Lake Naomi venues such as the tennis center, golf course, swimming pools, and beaches. Campers also have the opportunity to sign up for off-site field trips as well. This Klub runs Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM beginning June 26th and running through August 18th.

GRADE LEVEL DIVISION

GROUPS

To ensure campers are engaged in age-appropriate activities, each child will be assigned to one of ten different Kids Klub Groups.

These groups are set by the grade level a child will be attending in the September 2017 school year. The group names are shown to the right. The Kids Klub Director will have the final say as to which group each child will be assigned.

HUDDLE

GRADE LEVEL

GROUP NAME

Pre-Kindergarten Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade

Robins Fireflies Blue Jays Walleyes Coyotes Junipers Evergreens Hemlocks Falcons Eagles

In addition to being assigned a group, campers will be further broken down into a travel group called a “Huddle”. A Huddle will be 5 to 12 campers in the same grade level with an assigned counselor. Most activities will have multiple huddles participating at one time. If your child would like to request one friend from the same grade group to be in their huddle, we will do our best to meet this request. Please indicate this request on the registration form.

SNACKS

A snack period will be provided each day. A complete list of snacks and their ingredients will be available during the first week of camp. Those with allergies are welcome to bring their own snack.

ACTIVITIES

Kids Klub incorporates a myriad of fun activities including arts and crafts, sports, outdoor nature activities, field trips to other Lake Naomi venues such as the tennis center, golf course, swimming pools and beaches. All age groups will have a varying schedule, but here is an example of a schedule a Kids Klub camper might have:

MONDAY 9:00 AM - 9:20 AM 9:20 AM - 9:55 AM 10:00 AM - 10:35 AM 10:40 AM - 11:15 AM 11:20 AM - 11:55 AM 11:55 AM - 12:00 PM

Check In/Free Play/Morning Assembly Group Introductions And Icebreakers Arts And Crafts Project Snack Time / Free Play Kids Fitness Clean Up / Get Ready To Go

WEDNESDAY 9:00 AM - 9:20 AM 9:20 AM - 11:20 AM 11:20 AM - 11:55 AM 11:55 AM - 12:00 PM

Check In/Free Play/Morning Assembly Field Trip To Timber Trails Beach, Swimming And Beach Games Snack Time / Free Play Clean Up / Get Ready To Go

FRIDAY 9:00 AM - 9:20 AM 9:20 AM - 9:55 AM 10:00 AM - 10:35 AM 10:40 AM - 11:15 AM 11:20 AM - 11:55 AM 11:55 AM - 12:00 PM

Check In/Free Play/Morning Assembly Hiking Trail Exploration Arts And Crafts Project Snack Time / Free Play Capture The Flag In The Field Clean Up / Get Ready To Go

TUESDAY 9:00 AM - 9:20 AM 9:20 AM - 9:55 AM 10:00 AM - 10:35 AM 10:40 AM - 11:15 AM 11:20 AM - 11:55 AM 11:55 AM - 12:00 PM

Check In/Free Play/Morning Assembly Group Sports On Activities Field Arts And Crafts Project Snack Time / Free Play Climbing Clean Up / Get Ready To Go

THURSDAY 9:00 AM - 9:20 AM 9:20 AM - 9:55 AM 10:00 AM - 10:35 AM 10:40 AM - 11:15 AM 11:20 AM - 11:55 AM 11:55 AM - 12:00 PM

Check In/Free Play/Morning Assembly Environmental Education Games Sports In Multipurpose Room Snack Time / Free Play Table Games Clean Up / Get Ready To Go

FIELD TRIPS Field trips are optional and an extra cost; any child who does not go on a field trip will still be able to attend Kids Klub on the day that the trips are scheduled. To participate, the camper must be registered in that week’s Kids Klub Program (being registered in the Afternoon Klub only does not qualify). In fairness to all Kids Klub participants, field trip registration and permission slips will not be accepted until 2 weeks prior to the field trip. Payment and registration for the trips will be accepted at the Community Center Reception Desk. Please note the age, height, or group restrictions on some of the trips. A permission slip must be filled out for each trip. Permission slips are available at the Community Center. The following field trips have been scheduled for the Kids Klub 2017.

CLAWS & PAWS Thursday, July 13th 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Cost is $22.00 per camper and it is open to all age groups. Come explore with all the animals in the zoo! See a show or pet some of the animals in the petting zoo. Claws and Paws is located in Hamlin, PA approximately 45 minutes away.

Lunch is NOT included with this trip. Campers are encouraged to bring their own lunch or bring money for the snack stand. Pre-registration is required for this trip and it begins Thursday, June 29th and ends Wednesday, July 12th. This trip is limited to the first 45 campers who register.

CAMELBEACH MOUNTAIN WATERPARK Thursday, July 20th 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Cost is $48.00 per camper. For children from the Junipers, Evergreens, Hemlocks, Falcons, and Eagles groups who are at least 36 inches tall. Spend the day cooling off with unlimited access to the water attractions, bumper boats, swimming pool, miniature golf, and the wave pool; for those over 48 inches tall. Children need to bring a swimming suit, a towel, and sun block. This fun filled day will also include an all you can eat picnic lunch. CamelBeach is located in Tannersville, Pennsylvania, approximately 30 minutes away. Pre-registration is required and begins Thursday, July 6th and ends Wednesday, July 19th. This trip is limited to the first 45 campers who register.

HORSEBACK RIDING AT THE WOODLANDS STABLE & TACK, INC. Wednesday, July 26th 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Cost is $60.00 per camper and open to Coyotes and above. Spend the day with the horses! Learn how to ride and groom the horses and enjoy a pizza lunch. Woodlands Stables is located in Gouldsboro about 30 minutes away. Preregistration is required and the trip is limited to the first 30 campers who register. Pre-registration begins Wednesday, July 12th and ends on Tuesday, July 25th

K I D S K L U B

RANDOLPH CLIMBING CENTER Wednesday, August 2nd 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Cost is $28.00 per camper and the trip is for all ages. The Randolph Climbing Center will provide an exciting adventure for campers of all ages! Campers will spend an hour climbing on the “real rock” wall while being belayed by the center’s experienced climbing staff! The campers will spend an additional hour having a blast in the gymnastics center with inflatable slides, trampolines, obstacle courses, and foam landing pits. Campers will enjoy a pizza party lunch afterwards in the center’s party room. Randolph Climbing Center is located in Randolph, New Jersey, approximately 1 hour away.

Pre-registration is required and begins Wednesday, July 19th and ends Tuesday, August 1st. This trip is limited to the first 45 campers who register.

AFTERNOON KLUB

Afternoon Klub is designed to allow campers to focus on one activity or subject. This subject will be explored in a variety of activities and games that are designed to increase the child’s proficiency or knowledge. Afternoon Klub is available to those members and guests who are entering Kindergarten through Eighth grade in the September 2017 school year.

PLACE AND TIME

Afternoon Klub takes place at the Logan Steele Community Center on Monday through Friday, 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.

LUNCH

Lunch will be provided each day. Weekly lunch menus will be available. Those who wish to bring their own lunch may do so - please have an ice pack if necessary. Lunch options are only the menu item of the day or to bring a packed lunch, purchasing lunch from the café is not an option for Afternoon Klub participants.

ACTIVITIES

Afternoon Klub is set-up to offer the camper one activity option per week. Activities do have age and/or group size limitations. If a child wishes to change activities during the week, a fee of $25 will be charged to switch.

WEEKLY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE

Listed below are the sessions offered for our Afternoon Klub Program. Campers can only choose ONE class per week. If a child wishes to change classes during the week, a fee of $25 will be charged for the switch.

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K and 1 Program Master Chef (Grades 2nd - 4th) JV Sports (Grades 2nd - 4th) Nature Camp (Grades 2nd - 5th) Creation Station (Grades 2nd - 8th) Varsity Sports (Grades 5th - 8th) Archery (Grades 6th - 8th)

K and 1 Program Golf (Grades 2nd - 3rd) Cheer Camp (Grades 2nd - 4th) Creation Station (Grades 2nd - 4th) Archery (Grades 3rd - 5th) Varsity Sports (Grades 5th - 8th) Drawing (Grades 5th - 8th) Tennis (Grades 6th - 8th) Pioneer Camp (Grades 6th - 8th)

K and 1 Program Tennis (Grades 2nd - 3rd) JV Sports (Grades 2nd - 4th) Clay Works (Grades 2nd - 4th) Nature Camp (Grades 2nd - 5th) Golf (Grades 4th - 5th) Mermaid U (Grades 4th - 5th) Cheer Camp (Grades 5th - 8th) Painting (Grades 5th - 8th) Archery (Grades 6th - 8th) Pioneer Camp (Grades 6th - 8th)

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Week 6

K and 1 Program Mermaid U (Grades 2nd - 3rd) Jewelry (Grades 2nd - 4th) JV Sports (Grades 2nd - 4th) Archery (Grades 3rd - 5th) Pioneer Camp (Grades 3rd - 5th) Tennis (Grades 4th - 5th) Master Chef (Grades 5th - 8th) Little Splash (Grades 5th - 8th) Golf (Grades 6th - 8th) Creation Station (Grades 6th - 8th)

K and 1 Program Golf (Grades 2nd - 3rd) Little Splash (Grades 2nd - 4th) Drawing (Grades 2nd - 4th) Cheer Camp (Grades 2nd - 5th) Archery (Grades 3rd - 5th) Pioneer Camp (Grades 3rd - 5th) Clay Works (Grades 5th - 8th) Varsity Sports (Grades 5th - 8th) Tennis (Grades 6th - 8th) Mermaid U (Grades 6th - 8th)

K and 1 Program Tennis (Grades 2nd - 3rd) Master Chef (Grades 2nd - 4th) Creation Station (Grades 2nd - 5th) Cheer Camp (Grades 2nd - 8th) Golf (Grades 4th - 5th) Varsity Sports (Grades 5th - 8th) Nature Camp (Grades 5th - 8th) Archery (Grades 6th - 8th) Painting (Grades 6th - 8th)

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Week 8

K and 1 Program JV Sports (Grades 2nd - 4th) Painting (Grades 2nd - 4th) Nature Camp (Grades 2nd - 5th) Tennis (Grades 4th - 5th) Little Splash (Grades 4th - 8th) Jewelry (Grades 5th - 8th) Archery (Grades 6th - 8th) Golf (Grades 6th - 8th)

K and 1 Program Clay Works (Grades 2nd - 4th) Nature Camp (Grades 2nd - 4th) Little Splash (Grades 2nd - 4th) Archery (Grades 3rd - 5th) Master Chef (Grades 5th - 8th) Drawing (Grades 5th - 8th) Varsity Sports (Grades 5th - 8th) Pioneer Camp (Grades 5th - 8th)

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ACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONS

ARCHERY

Campers will learn traditional archery in a beautiful outdoor setting at our range just behind the Community Center. Archery requires strength, patience, and precision to excel. Campers will be given safe individual and group instruction ensuring they are on target! Space is limited, so sign up quick.

CAMP SPLASH

If your child loves the water, then this camp is for them. This camp will focus on activities in and around the pool. Stroke Instruction, water safety, water games, and log rolling. Space is limited to the first 20 campers.

CHEER CAMP

Campers interested in trying out cheerleading will be introduced to the basics and advanced techniques, drills, and routines. At the conclusion of the week campers will use what they have learned and perform a routine for their parents.

CLAY WORKS

There are infinite clay projects to be done! Various techniques and types of clay will be used to make unique creations that kids will love to bring home and show off. Younger children will enjoy projects that enhance their creative ability, while older and more experienced children will enjoy projects that challenge them as well.

CREATION STATION

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Campers will create a week long project for example, they will build boats and race them for Ahoy Matey week. There is no limit to the amount of imagination that we can put into these Creation Station projects!

DRAWING

These sessions are for Second through Eighth graders who want to develop their skills in creating sketches and drawings. Through using various types of pencils, participants will learn the basic elements of design to create many different types of drawings that they will love to display.

GOLF

After lunch, campers will be transported over to the Timber Trails Golf Course for professional golf instruction with the Club's golf pro, Tim Wagner, and the golf instruction staff. Golf rules and etiquette will serve as the foundation as campers to learn to drive, chip, and putt. Campers are required to wear proper golf attire including tucked in collared shirt and pocketed shorts. Please Note: There is an additional $30 fee for this camp. Space is limited, so sign up quick.

JEWELRY MAKING

This session is for all those who love to be unique in their accessorizing! This class is not just your usual string beads on hemp class, but more fun and interesting.

By using many different types of materials to make each piece of jewelry or accessory, individuals will unlock their creative potential.

KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST GRADE PROGRAM

This program offers Kindergarten and First grade campers a fun filled week with a variety of activities to be experienced. Campers are able to participate, as a group, in activities such as sports, art, nature, science, drama, and much more!

MASTER CHEF

After lunch, campers will be transported to the Mountaintop Lodge for some kitchen fundamentals. They will be learning how to bake an array of items as well as cook some delicious meals, all while working on creating their very own cookbook. Please note: There is an additional $30 fee for this camp. Space is limited, so sign up quick. On Fridays, parents will be invited over to see/taste your campers creations.

MERMAID U

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This camp takes place "Under the Sea" where campers will enjoy learning how to swim and be like Mermaids and Mermen! Campers who are proficient swimmers will learn how to properly use the "mono-fin" tail and get to take it home at the end of the week! This camp will take place both in and out of the water! Please note: space is limited, and there is an additional $30 fee for this camp.

NATURE CAMP

Spend the afternoon exploring and having fun in nature with our Camp's naturalist, Charlene Wildes. We will be catching frogs, investigating insects, discovering the garden, making natural crafts, and playing environmental games.Topics include: amphibians, adaptations, habitats, food chains, watersheds and wetlands, just to name a few! This is an active outside camp and your child should bring the following: water shoes or old sneakers, towel, sunscreen, and a water bottle.

PAINTING

This class will focus on the basic elements of painting. Campers will be inspired to experiment with different subject matter to create many types of paintings.

PIONEER/EXPLORER CAMP

This camp will give campers hands on experiences in dealing with outdoor living skills and other survival situations. Campers will discover the finer points that will prepare them for a big outdoor adventure. Start off in Pioneer Camp and move along to Explorer Camp by collecting badges.

SPORTS SKILLS

These sessions will benefit all those interested in a range of different sports - from novice to advanced. Individual and group skills will be worked on and will vary with the demographics of each class week to week. Fun will be the name of the game as children build fundamentals while enhancing their skills in a variety of sports. Dress Required: Sneakers are a must, along with athletic shirt and shorts.

TENNIS

After lunch, campers will be transported over to the Timber Trails Tennis Complex for top professional tennis instruction by McKee Tennis. Age appropriate instruction in the fundamentals to more advanced skills, sportsmanship and etiquette will be provided. Campers are required to wear appropriate tennis attire and sneakers that have a smooth sole and will not cause damage to the courts. Please Note: There is an additional $30 fee for this camp. Space is limited, sign up quick!

SHUTTLE BUS INFORMATION Please Note: The Shuttle Bus Stops and Times listed in this publication are based on the Green, Yellow and Blue Shuttle Bus Routes. Due to much expansion here at Lake Naomi Club, we now have four different shuttle bus routes: The Green and Yellow Routes run during the day for Kids Klub, Afternoon Klub and Kub Klub. These routes, stops and times can be found on the following pages.

The Blue Route only runs during the morning pick ups.

(The RED Route runs for Night Rec., Pre-Teen and Teen Outings, Special Events and drop-off for Kids Klub Field Trips.) *** For each and every bus run, the bus will have on display in the front window, back window and side windows, a colorful marking which will indicate which route it is currently running.

• Shuttle Bus Service will again be available for transportation to and from Kids Klub. A counselor will be on the bus during these times.

• Afternoon Klub session will only include drop off at the end of the session. (Participants will either stay from the morning session of Kids Klub or need to be brought to the Community Center at 12:00 PM for the start of Afternoon Klub.)

• Please remember that your child will get off at the same stop everyday unless we receive written notice that a parent or guardian will be picking them up from the Kids Klub Program.

• Please remember that unless you have checked the appropriate box on the registration form, we will not let your child get off the bus without a parent or guardian present. (If your child does not get off at his/her stop for this reason, they will remain on the bus with a counselor and return to the Community Center. Your child will always remain with a counselor or staff member until you can be reached.)

A map is enclosed and shows the Lake Naomi/Timber Trails Shuttle Bus Route. Each bus stop on the bus schedule has been assigned a number.

This number corresponds to the map and shows where each bus stop is located.

On days that extended field trips are scheduled, the shuttle bus will first stop at the Community Center to let off any children being picked up and then start the run for drop off. * You do not have to wait at a designated numbered bus stop; the Shuttle Bus will pick you up anywhere that you are waiting provided it is along the established route. (See highlighted map for exact route.) The Shuttle Bus will not make any pickups or drop offs anywhere off of the route.

S H U T T L E B U S S C H E D U L E

Shuttle Bus Schedule

GREEN ROUTE KIDS KLUB

AFTERNOON KLUB

Bus Stop #

Pick Up Time

Drop Off Time

1

8:34

12:30

Route 423 & Naomi Pines Drive

3:03

2

8:35

12:04

Naomi Pines Drive & White Oak Trail

3:04

3

8:36

12:05

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3:05

4

8:37

12:06

Over Look Lane & Route 423

3:06

5

8:38

12:07

Route 423 & Gross Drive East

3:07

6

8:40

12:09

Redwood Terrace & Red Spruce Road

3:09

7

8:41

12:10

Redwood Terrace & Clear Pond Road

3:10

8

8:42

12:11

Clear Pond Road & Woodland Ave

3:11

9

8:43

12:12

Woodland Ave & Deer Run

3:12

10

8:45

12:14

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3:14

Pick Up / Drop Off Point

Drop Off Time

11

8:46

12:15

Little Pond Circle & Woodland Ave

3:15

12

8:48

12:17

Pine Cone Road & Pine Cone Road

3:17

13

8:49

12:18

Route 423 & Crestview

3:18

14

8:50

Community Center

Shuttle Bus Schedule

YELLOW ROUTE KIDS KLUB

AFTERNOON KLUB

Bus Stop #

Pick Up Time

Drop Off Time

Pick Up / Drop Off Point

21

8:35

12:07

Tanglewood Drive & Longview Lane

3:07

22

8:37

12:09

Tanglewood Drive & Duster Lane

3:09

23

8:39

12:11

Longview Lane & Foxglove Place

3:11

24

8:40

12:12

Split Rock Lane & Miller Drive

3:12

25

8:41

12:13

Lake Naomi Swimming Pool

3:13

26

8:42

12:14

Miller Drive & Hillcrest Drive

3:14

27

8:43

12:15

Hillcrest Drive & Woodland Ave

3:15

28

8:44

12:16

Aspen Road & Hemlock Trail

3:16

29

8:45

12:17

Hemlock Trail & Miller Drive

3:17

30

8:46

12:18

Miller Drive & Woodland Ave

3:18

31

8:47

12:19

Woodland Ave & Lakeview Drive

3:19

32

8:48

12:20

Lakeview Drive & Woodland Ave

3:20

33

8:49

12:21

Woodland Ave & Redwood Terrace

3:21

34

8:50

12:22

Redwood Terrace & Gross Drive East

3:22

35

8:52

Community Center

Drop Off Time

Shuttle Bus Schedule

BLUE ROUTE * Please note that the BLUE ROUTE will only operate for morning pick-ups. BLUE ROUTE drop-offs for both morning and afternoon camp will be done by the YELLOW and GREEN ROUTES as noted in the chart below.

KIDS KLUB

AFTERNOON KLUB

Bus Stop #

Pick Up Time

Drop Off Time

Pick Up / Drop Off Point

41

8:33

Yellow - 12:28

Gross Drive East & Appleseed Road

Yellow - 3:28

42

8:34

Yellow - 12:27

Appleseed Road & Evergreen Road

Yellow - 3:27

43

8:35

Yellow - 12:26

Evergreen Road & Sweet Briar Road

Yellow - 3:26

44

8:36

Yellow - 12:25

Sweet Briar Road & Beech Spring Drive

Yellow - 3:25

45

8:37

Yellow - 12:24

Beech Spring Drive & Naomi Ave

Yellow - 3:24

46

8:38

Yellow - 12:23

Naomi Ave & Gross Drive East

Yellow - 3:23

47

8:41

Green - 12:19

Conestoga & Crockett's Crescent

Green - 3:19

48

8:42

Green - 12:20

Conestoga & Boones Trail

Green - 3:20

49

8:43

Green - 12:21

Conestoga & Centennial

Green - 3:21

50

8:44

Green - 12:22

Conestoga & Bear Track

Green - 3:22

51

8:45

Green - 12:23

Conestoga & Pioneer Trail

Green - 3:23

52

8:46

Green - 12:24

Conestoga & Paul Bunyan Trail

Green - 3:24

53

8:47

Green - 12:25

Conestoga & Timber Lake Road

Green - 3:25

54

8:48

Green - 12:26

Timber Trails Beach

Green - 3:26

55

8:49

Green - 12:27

Conestoga & Long Rifle Road

Green - 3:27

56

8:51

Community Center

Drop Off Time

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REGISTRATION FEES * Prices will differ when registering online to accommodate for the 4th of July during Week 2.

KUB KLUB FEES MEMBER FEE STRUCTURE

GUEST FEE STRUCTURE

# OF WEEKS

WEEKLY FEE

TOTAL COST

WEEKLY FEE

TOTAL COST

1

$ 80.00

$ 80.00

$ 105.00

$ 105.00

2

$ 65.00

$ 145.00

$ 95.00

$ 200.00

3

$ 65.00

$ 210.00

$ 95.00

$ 295.00

4

$ 60.00

$ 270.00

$ 85.00

$ 380.00

5

$ 60.00

$ 330.00

$ 85.00

$ 465.00

6

$ 60.00

$ 390.00

$ 85.00

$ 550.00

7

$ 50.00

$ 440.00

$ 80.00

$ 630.00

8

$ 50.00

$ 490.00

$ 80.00

$ 710.00

KIDS KLUB or AFTERNOON KLUB FEES * MEMBER FEE STRUCTURE

GUEST FEE STRUCTURE

# OF WEEKS

WEEKLY FEE

TOTAL COST

WEEKLY FEE

TOTAL COST

1

$ 125.00

$ 125.00

$ 160.00

$ 160.00

2

$ 105.00

$ 230.00

$ 140.00

$ 300.00

3

$ 105.00

$ 335.00

$ 140.00

$ 440.00

4

$ 90.00

$ 425.00

$ 130.00

$ 570.00

5

$ 90.00

$ 515.00

$ 130.00

$ 700.00

6

$ 90.00

$ 605.00

$ 130.00

$ 830.00

7

$ 80.00

$ 685.00

$ 120.00

$ 950.00

8

$ 80.00

$ 765.00

$ 120.00

$ 1,070.00

KIDS KLUB and AFTERNOON KLUB FEES * MEMBER FEE STRUCTURE

GUEST FEE STRUCTURE

# OF WEEKS

WEEKLY FEE

TOTAL COST

WEEKLY FEE

TOTAL COST

1

$ 250.00

$ 250.00

$ 320.00

$ 320.00

2

$ 210.00

$ 460.00

$ 280.00

$ 600.00

3

$ 210.00

$ 670.00

$ 280.00

$ 880.00

4

$ 180.00

$ 850.00

$ 260.00

$ 1,140.00

5

$ 180.00

$ 1030.00

$ 260.00

$ 1,400.00

6

$ 180.00

$ 1,210.00

$ 260.00

$ 1,660.00

7

$ 160.00

$ 1,370.00

$ 240.00

$ 1,900.00

8

$ 160.00

$ 1,530.00

$ 240.00

$ 2,140.00

* Please note there is an additional fee of $30.00 per week for Tennis Camp, Golf Camp, Master Chef and Mermaid U.

REGISTRATION INFO Camp fees are calculated according to the number of weeks registered for AT ONE TIME. A new registration form must be completed for those wishing to add additional weeks during the summer. Fees for additional weeks will be assessed as a new registration and the cost will reflect that of a new registration. *** For example: Johnny signed up for three weeks of camp AT ONE TIME and paid $125 for the first week, $105 for the second week, and $105 for the third week. His parents decide to stay for another week and want to keep Johnny in camp. A new registration form must be filled out and the cost goes back up to $125. If they decide to stay for another week, a new registration form must be filled out and the cost is still $125. If Johnny’s parents decide to stay for two more weeks, a new registration form must be filled out and the cost is $125 for the first week and $105 for the second week. ***

TO REGISTER: You can register your child for Klub Day Camps online only. Online registration is available via a link on the Lake Naomi Club website under the “What’s Happening” tab. Payment must be made at time of registration with a credit card.

REFUNDS: • Refunds for all camps, trips, etc. will be issued within 30 days of the end of Camp.

• If the registrant cancels prior to the start of the week, a $25 processing fee will be deducted from the refund.

• If the registrant withdraws from camp after the start of the week, there will be NO REFUND.

Direct any questions concerning The Klub Day Camps to the Recreation Manager, Crystal Bankes, at the Community Center (570) 646-8585.

R E G I S T R A T I O N F E E S &

KLUB 2017

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